Goa's Forest An Unexpected Adventure to experience nature under stars. Experience the excitement of exploring nature and ...

A decade-long study of nearly 24,000 adults has uncovered a troubling connection between being a night owl and cognitive decline -- with a surprising twist.

At times, the sound — “joyous” is the only word I can use to describe it — was almost deafening. From owls one night to frogs the next, with drumming ruffed grouse in-between, the weekend ...

Additionally, owl calls are generally heard during specific times—primarily at night and with greater frequency ... whose vocalizations sometimes sound like a woman in distress; and even certain frogs ...

Additionally, owl calls are generally heard during specific times—primarily at night and with greater frequency ... whose vocalizations sometimes sound like a woman in distress; and even certain frogs ...

At times, the sound — “joyous” is the only word I can use to describe it — was almost deafening. From owls one night to frogs the next, with drumming ruffed grouse in-between, the weekend ...

We all have nights where we stay up later than we should. However, if you’re a night owl by nature, it might be doing more harm to your health than you realize. “We live in a sleep-deprived ...

Photo: David Rhoads and Jim Peters at the Leslee Niethammer Preserve Entrance photo by Sue Kelch On a Saturday evening in April, the public was invited to a sunset hike at the Leslee Niethammer ...

Night Sounds – Frogs, Owls, and more! Join us for a walk at dusk. Listen for frogs, owls, and other night creatures. Bring your flashlight and travel mug. It may be damp and chilly so dress for the ...

Let the calming sounds of nature wash over you ... Join us for a walk at dusk. Listen for frogs, owls, and other night creatures. Bring your flashlight and travel mug. It may be damp and chilly so ...

A recent study found night owls face increased depression risk linked to low mindfulness and poor sleep. Alcohol use may mitigate some symptoms. Are you someone who loves staying up late but often ...

A new study found evidence suggesting that “night owls” who prefer to stay active at night may be at a greater risk for depression than “early risers” who are awake more during daylight hours.